Viral image of MS Dhoni supporting Bharat Bandh turns out fake
Even Sakshi Dhoni, the Indian cricketer's better-half was seen sitting with him.
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Recently, opposition party conducted Bharat Bandh on Monday as protests were held in different pockets of the country. Lately, Indian cricketer, MS Dhoni seems to have got himself involved in the protests. Yesterday, a picture of him sitting at a petrol pump went viral. Even Sakshi Dhoni, the Indian cricketer’s better-half was seen sitting along with him.
Moreover, a number of pictures had some bizarre captions which directed towards Dhoni’s involvement in the matter. One such tweet spreading the rumour mentioned, “I stopped playing the helicopter shot because I couldn’t afford petrol at Rs 90/litre.”
However, later it was known that Dhoni and Sakshi were sitting with their friends, which also included Sapna Moti Bhavnani, Dhoni’s hair-stylist.
Here are the fake and the original pictures
The fake one
Fake pic shared by official spokesperson of @INCIndia party Ms @priyankac19 on #BharatBandh . pic.twitter.com/uAnoX9LXsJ
— Navneet Sharma ๐ฎ๐ณ (@Inavaneet) September 10, 2018
The original one
Dhoni with Sakshi and friends during night shoot ๐ Picture Courtesy: @sapnabhavnani #Dhoni ๐๐๐โบ๐ pic.twitter.com/vaU7PpYmA4
— #MSDhoni #MSDhoni MS Dhoni MS Dhoni (@iMSDhoniFC) August 30, 2018
The road ahead for Dhoni
Dhoni hasn’t played any cricket ever since the ODI and T20I series against England. Earlier, he was a recipient of severe criticism owing to his indifferent style of play. He was also booed by the crowd at the iconic Lord’s Cricket Ground in London. Thereafter, Virat Kohli, the Indian captain, came out in his support.
After a much-needed break, the Jharkhand-born cricketer will be back on the field in the upcoming Asia Cup in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Back in 2016, he captained the team to glory in the multi-nation tournament and hence, India will enter this year’s event as the defending champions. The veteran will wish to get back his magical touch.
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